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It’s been a tense summer across Europe’s top clubs.

With a few weeks gone in the window, some of the continent’s biggest names are scrambling to fill major gaps in their squads.

Bayern Munich is right in the thick of that struggle.

The German giants have already missed out on a string of high-profile targets.

Most notably, they failed in their bid to sign Florian Wirtz, the $157 million playmaker who now looks set for a different path.

The pressure at Bayern is real.

Long-time winger Leroy Sane is on his way to Galatasaray.

Nico Williams, another top name on their list, has chosen Barcelona.

Rodrygo was also an option, but Real Madrid won’t budge.

For new head coach Vincent Kompany, it’s a race against time to reinforce the attack.

That desperation has led them to the Premier League — and to Liverpool.

Bayern Munich is now eyeing up two Liverpool attackers: Cody Gakpo and Luis Diaz.

Both players are reportedly on the club’s shortlist as it looks to replace Sane and recover from a rough transfer window.

According to reports from BILD, Diaz is now a top consideration for the Bavarian side.

The report read, “Offensive man Diaz is on the transfer list of the German record champions alongside Liverpool teammate Cody Gakpo (26).”

Bayern had already shown interest in Gakpo, but Diaz’s name adds another serious angle.

The Colombian winger has two years left on his current Liverpool contract.

So far, there’s been no talk of a renewal, and other clubs are watching closely.

Earlier this summer, Liverpool reportedly rejected an approach for Diaz from Barcelona.

But speaking during international duty with Colombia, Diaz made his position clear.

“I’m very happy at Liverpool,” he said at a press conference.

“They’ve treated me well since the first day.”

Despite that, he acknowledged that talks with other clubs are underway.

“We’re talking with other clubs.

It’s the transfer window, it’s normal.”

“If Liverpool renews my contract, or if I have to stay the two years I have left, I’ll be happy?

It’s up to them.”

Liverpool will now have to decide if they want to hold on tight, or open the door to serious bids.

Either way, Bayern’s interest is a story worth tracking.

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